THE ANNALS 



AND 



MAGAZINE OF NATURAL HISTORY. 



[SEVEN'TII SERIES.] 



" perlitora spargite museum. 



Naiades, et circum vitreos considite fontes ; 

 Pollice viriEfineo tennrrr; hV? "aqiite flores : 

 Floribu8 et pi'-^n"^ ' "* r ' -te canistrum. 

 At voa, o Nnii, ' ite sub undas ; 



Ite, recurvatn irunco 



A'^ellite muscn<i- ; mihi conchas 



Ferte, Dea; pelagi, et piii^'ni oonchylia succo. 



N.PartheniiGianneftasi, Eel. 1. 



No. Gl. JANUARY 1903. 



I. — Notes on the Natural History of East Finmarh. By 

 Canon A. M. NoRMAN, M.A., D.C.L., LL.D., F.R.S., 

 F.L.S. 



[Continued from vol. x. p. 486.] 



[Plates I.-IV.] 



CRUSTACEA (continued). 



The o;atlierings of Copepoda which were brought by me from 

 East Finmark have been phaced in the liands of Mr.. Thomas 

 Scott, whose knowledge of the smaller and more difficult 

 forms of this order is unsurpassed. I am greatly indebted to 

 him for his report, which makes the account of the Crustacea 

 complete. 



The following species, which are not among those collected 

 by myself, have been recorded from East Finmark — the first 

 seven by Professor G. O. Sars *, the Canthocamptus by 



* Sars (G. O.), 'An Account of the Crustacea of Norway,' vol. iv. 

 Copepoda Calanoida (now in cour.^e of publication). 



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